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A one-time state Assemblyman who was named in an FBI search warrant in Orange in 2016 and 2017 raised thousands for a race he never ran. → Read More
The city of Elizabeth and Union County will join a lawsuit against New York City. → Read More
Newark last year passed a new law requiring permits for homeowners wanted to Airbnb their properties and levying additional taxes on those homes. → Read More
Payments will be made monthly, instead. → Read More
The latest sampling results for Newark showed the city had exceeded federal lead limits in the tap water for the sixth consecutive monitoring period. → Read More
A controversial New York City program is sending its homeless to different cities, including many in New Jersey. → Read More
Newark officials say residents can go back to using 38,000 city-distributed filters after tests showed 97% were effective but will continue to offer bottled water. → Read More
State Department of Environmental Protection Commissioner Catherine McCabe said residents should flush and filter before using Newark tap water. → Read More
City officials announced the results of additional filter testing amid the ongoing lead water crisis. → Read More
Newark Mayor Ras Baraka says additional testing is complete. → Read More
Newark officials will host a 'State of Water' event on Oct. 2 to update residents on the lead service line replacement program. → Read More
Newark Mayor Ras Baraka said on MSNBC Monday night the water crisis is 'deeply personal' for him. → Read More
The residential tower in Newark's downtown does not have lead in the tap water, the building finally confirmed to residents → Read More
Mayor Ras Baraka is seeking a drastic measure to compel all city property owners with lead service lines to get their pipes replaced by the city. → Read More
The water inside a high-rise building in Newark's downtown is safe to drink, city officials announced Sunday two days after the building announced it was distributing bottled water. → Read More
The National Hurricane Center warned of "devastating winds" from a fierce Hurricane Dorian, with top wind speeds at 160 mph. → Read More
Newark's lead water crisis didn't just begin. There were early signs of elevated lead levels creeping into schools as far back as 2010 and city-wide as early as 2015. → Read More
U.S. District Judge Esther Salas on Friday denied a motion by the Natural Resources Defense Council to expand the city's bottled water program to pregnant moms and families with young children in the Wanaque area. → Read More
Linda Watkins-Brashear, currently serving an 8-year sentence in federal prison, said fundraising for Booker and his team was part of the Newark watershed corporation's responsibilities. → Read More
About 200 protesters gathered outside the Prudential Center on Monday to demand lead-free water on a historic day for the city -- its first time hosting the VMAs. → Read More